Teaching Kids News
Free, readable current-events articles written by professional journalists for children, families, and classrooms.
Website previewAbout Teaching Kids News
Teaching Kids News publishes readable current-events articles and maintains an archive of more than 1,000 free articles. The official homepage says articles are written by professional journalists and designed for classroom use, with guidance for adults discussing difficult news with children.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages 8–14. It is available as Website and is listed as free. The listed language coverage is English.
What stands out
- Professional journalism is adapted for younger readers
- The archive gives teachers and families a large set of real-world reading topics
- Media-literacy and conversation guidance helps adults frame difficult stories
How the score is built
Articles are written for children and support regular nonfiction reading.
The readable style suits older elementary and middle-grade readers with adult context.
The site includes guidance on talking about news and finding facts.
The official homepage says its archive is free to use.
Parent notes
- News content changes, and some topics can be upsetting; adults should preview articles before sharing them.
- The site is free to read and use in classrooms, but current events still need context and source comparison.
- The stored preview shows the official site without a cookie popup or broken layout.
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